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You'd better have one hundred who envy you than one who is sorry for you.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He is one pamphlet behind, the others.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He makes an elephant out of a mosquito.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He puts the dot on the i.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He stands the mud.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He that hurries will be late.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He was carved of hard wood.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He who has butter on his head, should not go to the sun.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He who ventures, wins.
(Hungarian Proverb)
His cloak was put out.
(Hungarian Proverb)
I wish to see him when I see the middle of my back.
(Hungarian Proverb)
If Vincent begins to flow, then the cellar will be full.
(Hungarian Proverb)
It has neither rhyme nor reason.
(Hungarian Proverb)
It is good everywhere, but it is the best at home.
(Hungarian Proverb)
It will happen when the Danube reverts its course or dries up.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Let us take it into our hands and then you carry it.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Make no headache of what is not your business.
(Hungarian Proverb)
More was lost at Mohacs.
(Hungarian Proverb)
One cannot fight the wind.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Only words that have been told can be understood.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Return the dolls clothes.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Stop up the hole until it's small.
(Hungarian Proverb)
The castle of Buda was not built in one day.
(Hungarian Proverb)
The grape is sour.
(Hungarian Proverb)
The magpie rattles, a guest vill come.
(Hungarian Proverb)
The right hand does not know what the left is doing.
(Hungarian Proverb)
The works praises its master.
(Hungarian Proverb)
There is no rule without exception.
(Hungarian Proverb)
This is but a hump on our backs.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Two dogs can hardly agree on one bone.
(Hungarian Proverb)
What Jove may do, the ox may not.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Whom a serpent has bitten, is afraid of a lizard.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He is the kid of our dog.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He makes someone else get he chestnut from the fire.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He reads between the lines.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He stands there like a donkey on the hill.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He that is afraid of water, will not get into the boat.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He was left behind like the Wallachians by St. Paul.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He who has no knowledge, understanding of something, should not engage in, or interfere with it.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He who wants to shoot at a crow, will not pluck his bow.
(Hungarian Proverb)
His courage sank to his sinews.
(Hungarian Proverb)
I would not wipe my muddy boots in him.
(Hungarian Proverb)
If we do nothing, without being ordered to do, no trouble will result from it.
(Hungarian Proverb)
It has never been so, that it wouldn't have been anyhow.
(Hungarian Proverb)
It is good to have an old man at home.
(Hungarian Proverb)
It will not last longer than frying an egg.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Liberty is dearer than gold.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Man hopes until his death.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Mountain does not meet mountain but man does meet man.
(Hungarian Proverb)
One cannot put everything under one hat.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Opportunity bears the thief.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Running is away is a shame, but it is useful.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Stretch yourself as far as your cover reaches.
(Hungarian Proverb)
The cat also likes fish but keeps away from water.
(Hungarian Proverb)
The great thief escapes, the small one hangs.
(Hungarian Proverb)
The magpie wants too much, but her tail is unable to carry it.
(Hungarian Proverb)
The room and the stove are one item.
(Hungarian Proverb)
The world stands to those who have eyes.
(Hungarian Proverb)
There is no worthless thing which could not be used something.
(Hungarian Proverb)
This is not my table.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Two pipers cannot get on in one tavern.
(Hungarian Proverb)
What was given by God to one, cannot be taken away by man.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Whosoever chooses to deny their past can not expect to find a future.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He is turning his coat according to the wind.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He makes the hare spring out of the bush.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He reckons without his host.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He stares at the new gate as a calf.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He that is not a master of something, is a butcher of it.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He was snatched by the belt.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He who has not enough wit in the head, should force to replace it in the leg.
(Hungarian Proverb)
He who works has no time to earn money.
(Hungarian Proverb)
His eyes are beautiful, but his heart is a devil.
(Hungarian Proverb)
If a dog is driven by a stick after a hare, he will not catch it.
(Hungarian Proverb)
If you come, you will be, if you bring, you will eat.
(Hungarian Proverb)
It hit a nail into his head.
(Hungarian Proverb)
It is like peas thrown against the wall.
(Hungarian Proverb)
It will soon show which milk will yield a good curd.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Life is beautiful if it is hectic.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Man is a wolf to man.
(Hungarian Proverb)
Much water has run in the Danube sine then.
(Hungarian Proverb)
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